All articles tagged with #luis gil
Aaron Judge will travel with the Yankees on their West Coast trip to ramp up activities toward a potential return, while George Lombard Jr. recovers from a knee tweak with no major damage; Luis Gil was recalled to bolster the bullpen for September as the team tests options for October, with Volpe at Triple-A and Caballero moving around the infield.
The Yankees promoted top prospect Jasson Domínguez from Triple-A to the majors for the series against the Rangers, filling Luis Gil’s roster spot after a rough start in Houston; Domínguez, who has a .306/.404/.471 line with 3 HR in 22 games this season, is expected to contribute as a DH/OF while Giancarlo Stanton’s calf injury clouds the lineup. Gil was sent down to Triple-A, and the rotation remains unsettled with Rodón’s status uncertain and spot starts possible by Yarbrough as the team navigates the rotation.
The Yankees optioned right-hander Luis Gil to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre after a rough 7-4 loss to Houston in which Gil allowed six earned runs over four innings and has surrendered six homers in 19 1/3 innings this season. No corresponding move was announced, but New York may call up another pitcher as Rodon and Cole rehab, leaving the club to navigate a crowded rotation during a 13-game stretch, potentially skipping Gil’s turn, deploying a bullpen game, or promoting Elmer Rodriguez Cruz to get through the load.
New York designated Rule 5 pick Cade Winquest for assignment to create a roster spot for the recall of Luis Gil, who is slated to start Friday against the Rays. With a 13-pitcher limit and a four-man rotation, the Yankees opted to part with Winquest rather than a more trusted reliever. Winquest, 25, didn’t pitch in the majors over his two-week stint and had a rough spring. He now faces five days to be traded or placed on waivers; if unclaimed, he would be offered back to the Cardinals. He previously spent his career in St. Louis and posted a 3.99 ERA across 106 minor-league innings last year.
Luis Gil's poor performance in a game against the Blue Jays highlights the Yankees' ongoing issue with their fourth starting pitcher, raising concerns about their rotation depth as key starters are expected to pitch in upcoming games.
Luis Gil struggled in Game 1 of the ALDS against the Blue Jays, lasting only 2⅔ innings and giving up two home runs, which contributed to a Yankees loss. Despite a strong rookie season, Gil's performance in this crucial game was short-lived, leading to Tim Hill taking over and pitching a scoreless inning.
The Yankees removed Mark Leiter Jr. from their ALDS roster and added Luis Gil, who will start Game 1 against the Blue Jays, while keeping a flexible roster with three catchers and 12 pitchers.
Luis Gil will start Game 1 of the ALDS for the Yankees against the Blue Jays, after recovering from a lat strain and showing strong performance in the regular season. The Yankees are also set to start Max Fried in Game 2, with the Game 3 starter yet to be announced.
The Yankees have stabilized their season with strong pitching, highlighted by Luis Gil's return and a rotation that boasts the best ERA in the majors over the past 36 games, alongside the continued excellence of Aaron Judge.
Aaron Judge hit his 362nd career home run, passing Joe DiMaggio, and Luis Gil pitched six no-hit innings to lead the Yankees to a 4-1 victory over the Red Sox, helping them in the playoff race. Gil left with a no-hitter intact, and the Yankees extended their lead in the AL wild-card race, with Judge's long home run highlighting the game.
Luis Gil made his season debut for the Yankees after recovering from a lat strain, but struggled with command, giving up five runs in 3 ¹/₃ innings in a loss to the Marlins. Despite feeling healthy and showing some positive signs, his outing was inconsistent, highlighting the challenges of returning from injury as the Yankees fight for playoff positioning.
The New York Yankees activated pitcher Luis Gil from the 60-day injured list after recovering from a lat strain, while placing Jonathan Loaisiga on the 15-day injured list due to back tightness. Gil, a promising young pitcher with injury-prone history, is expected to bolster the Yankees' rotation, which has been hampered by injuries this season. The team is relying on Gil and other young pitchers to fill the gaps in their starting rotation as they aim to improve their performance.
Colton Cowser narrowly missed winning the AL Rookie of the Year, losing to Yankees pitcher Luis Gil by just five points. Despite being listed on more ballots, Cowser's 13 first-place votes fell short against Gil's 15. The Orioles also missed out on an extra draft pick that would have come with Cowser's win. Meanwhile, Jackson Merrill, another local talent, was runner-up for the NL Rookie of the Year. Orioles fans hope for better luck next year with prospects like Coby Mayo.
Yankees pitcher Luis Gil has been named the American League Rookie of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Despite a career disrupted by Tommy John surgery, Gil made a strong comeback, posting a 3.50 ERA over 29 starts. His early-season performance was particularly impressive, securing his spot in the Yankees' rotation. Colton Cowser of the Orioles and Austin Wells, Gil's teammate, finished second and third, respectively, in the voting.
New York Yankees pitcher Luis Gil won the American League Rookie of the Year award, narrowly defeating Baltimore Orioles' Colton Cowser in a close vote. Despite a mid-season slump, Gil's strong start and overall performance, including a 15-7 record and 171 strikeouts, secured him the honor. Fellow Yankee Austin Wells also had a notable season but fell short in the voting. The Yankees' youth movement showed promise with both players' development, contributing to their unexpected championship season.